LFS Q&A - Spring 2008
The London Film School’s Summer 2008 Q&A Programme
Q&A@LFS is designed for our students on the MA programmes. We have a limited allocation of free places for industry guests or those interested in studying at the London Film School. Please use the form below to request a place. There is often a great demand for places so we can’t guarantee seats. You will receive a confirmation email, if you have been successful.All events start at 5.30pm and are followed by Q and A and then networking drinks.
All events start at 5.30pm and are followed by Q and A and then networking drinks.
Venue: Cinema A,
The London Film School,
24 Shelton Street, WC2H 9UB - Click for map here.
(Entrance in Langley Street)
Thursday 15th May TRIBUTE TO EAGLE PENNELL/PRODUCING WITH MARK RANCE
SAcreening of A Hell of a Note ( 28mins 1977 USA) Director Eagle Pennell and The King of Texas (75 mins USA 2008) Director Rene Pinnell
A look at the life and work of local Texas filmmaker Eagle Pennell, followed by a Q&A with producer Mark Rance
Date Change: Monday 19th May – DOCUMENTARY WITH GRANT GEE
Screening of Joy Division (93 mins 2008) followed by Q&A with director Grant Gee
The Grammy nominated director and cinematographer Grant Gee (Radiohead, Meeting People Is Easy) turns his attention to England's most influential post-punk band.
"Astute, complete, genuinely loving, it’s the film for which fans have waited decades. For everyone else, it’s a definitive celluloid model of how to approach music, and of memory’s galvanising interdependence" Time Out New York
Wednesday 21st May SCREENWRITING / DIRECTING WITH JIM THREAPLETON
Screening of Extraordinary Rendition (77 mins 2007 UK) followed by a Q&A with writer/director Jim Threapleton
"Outstanding… a brave and challenging debut by director Jim Threapleton" The Daily Telegraph
"convincing and terrifying " The Evening Standard
This is a must-see for low budget filmmakers – Extraordinary Rendition was made for less than £60K!
Tuesday 27th May DIRECTING WITH BILLE ELTRINGHAM
Screening of This is Not a Love Song (94 mins 2002) followed by a Q&A with director Bille Eltringham.
""...director Bille Eltringham's evocative experiment benefits from a gutsy cast and surprisingly handsome visuals which deserve to be seen on the big screen " Mark Kermode, The Observer
Monday 2nd June A FISTFUL OF EUROS
Screening of work from LFS, La Femis in France, the Danish National Film School and the Budapest Academy of Drama and Film. (90 mins) followed by Q&A and networking with participants.
(part of A Fistful of Euros conference/festival)
Please note, there is often a great demand for places so we can’t guarantee seats. You will receive a confirmation email, if you have been successful.
The London Film School is recognised as one of the world’s key graduate schools and in 2006 was accredited as a Skillset Screen Academy, one of a small group of institutions approved by the UK film industry as centres of excellence.
The core multi-department filmmaking programme, the 2 year MA Filmmaking, has been joined since 2005 by a unique one-year MA Screenwriting, also accredited as an approved Skillset programme, and an expanding range of professional workshop courses, under the banner LFS Workshops.
Q&A Registration
Use the form below to register your interest in attending LFS Q&A.
Q&A Registration
Please user the form below to send us your details and register your interest in attending LFS Q&A.
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